Life to Eagle Scout
To many, achieving Eagle Scout Rank seems larger than life. In reality there are only six requirements. If the Scout plans ahead and is systematic in his approach, nothing should stop him.
The Eagle Scout rank is a measure of the kind of person he has become, not merely the activities he completed. One of the best leadership traits a Scout can develop is to use resources available. One of those resources is this training program.
Eagle Scout Expo
The Eagle Scout Expo is a classroom training session developed to help the near Life and Life Scouts, their parents, and adult leaders understand the Life to Eagle Scout process, provide explanations and insights to what each step entails.
It has been proven that those Scouts who have attended have been better prepared to complete the Eagle Scout requirements.
Topics Covered:
- Why earn the Eagle Scout Rank
- How to get started
- Eagle Scout Leadership Service Project ideas, planning and preparation
- Completing the Eagle Scout Application and the form’s requirements
- Eagle Scout Board of Review, what will happen
- What happens after the Board of Review
- How to prepare an Eagle Scout Court of Honor
Each Scout is requested to bring his copy of the Eagle Scout Application and the Eagle Scout Leadership Service Project Workbook to the training.
Schedule: The material is presented over two hours in one session. Sessions are scheduled twice a year, usually in September and March. Review the District calendar for exact dates and locations. There is no fee and no need to reserve a spot, just show up. If we need a bigger room we will find it.